San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-13

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aldson's academy last night. which was
we'll attended.
Augusta street crossing at Lexing-
ton avenue is left In very dangerous
condition at nights. More "dsnger
lanterns" should be hung out.
The Gypsy Students appear al
Muth's pavilion tonight, and ample
street car accommodation will be pro-
Vided.
MIR. Phil Weaver, Mr.. S. MOritz and
Gus MoritZ will all go into the broker
age business, under the style OF the
Weaver Brokerage Company.
Good beef ia higher in San Antonio
than most any city In the country. Two
pounds, half skin and bones will cost 80
cents.
MIR. George Kalteyer this morning
gave Sam Maverick a release on proper
ty mortgaged to himself and Herman
Schuchardt, for $4,000.
Only 60 Mexican beggars we're con-
gregated In front OF st. Mary's church
this morning, waiting for their weekly
aims.
Street Commissioner Campbell Is
putting fine screened gravel on some
camille center.
Mr.. Ii. M. Dalton, the well known
safe man, was married recently In Paris,
France, to Msdlle. Mathilde Klempke.
The happy pair will arrive In San Anto-
MO In September.
Ed. Ashley has the contract for sup
plying the Lockwood q Kampmann's
factory, ice. 1t is the purest and best.
Ring up telephone ~, and have the best
Ice promptly delivered at your house.
S-l3-tf
Next Monday Is the feast Of the AS
sumption, celebrated by the Catholics as
a day Of holy obligation in the United
States.
We are sole agents for the famous
non-explosive Adams u Westlake's kero-
sene and gasoline stoves, patent pump
oil cans and oil, at lowest prices.
7-l5-tf. WAGNER q CHABoT.
We will sell at cost for the next 30
days summer clothing, underwear, sew
eral hundred pairs OF extra pants. We
mean what we say. Give us call.
s.l3-lst A. PANCoAsT & Son.
Five hundred and fifty-nine dogs
have been caught, out Of the thousands
that roam the city at will unlicensed.
II the dog catohers would 60 up North
Flores street any day they could get
wagon load.
Fourth street, from Avenue to the
bridge, could be improved at the same
time Lexington avenue is being worked,
and make good, solid connection be-
tween Dallas street and the east side OF
the river.
In the report Of the sale Of the Garcia
ranch In the LIGHT, material er-
ror, owing to misinformation, occurs In
the figures. The number Of acres really
sold was 100000, and the number OF
horses, cattle, etc., should have been
10000.
On and after Monday, the 18th inst,
the postal route, Kennedy to Halletts-
Vile, will embrace Grassbur, Dewitt
county, lying between Cuero and Sweet
Home.
Freight is coming in lively over the
Arkansas Pass from New York and St.
Louis, via Galveston and Houston and
Wallis, and the railway boys are work
ing hard in clearing 1t away.
Antonio Hernandez, who lives on
the Calaveras a few miles from the city,
went to sleep on the sidewalk in the
city last night and an officer who arrest
ed him found he had pistol on his per-
son. This morning the Recorder fined
him S25 and sent him to Jail for 20 days.
This is the lowest fine for this Otfense
under the new law.
Officer Battle last night arrested two
hard looking cases at the |. Il g. n. de-
pot on a charge of vagranoy. After
having hard rough and tumble fight to
arrest them, they were carried before
the recorder and both were fined So.
Their names were II. J. Jones and G.
w. Bible, but this is not the bible so
few of our modern preachers are &C.
quainted with.
MIR. j. 4. Thomas returned yester-
day from fOrty-one days tour through
north and middle Texas selling the New
Home sewing machine. He reports see
ing magnificent crops in that section,
and says times are not so hard there as
here. In the mill and lumber districts
they are far behind In their orders, and
the price OF lumber is advancing. Large
orders are being received from Kansas.
Mr.. Thomas left today for the Rio
Grsnde and coast line on another
months trip.